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Penicillium sp.
Colonies are usually fast growing, in shades of green, sometimes white, mostly consisting of a dense felt of conidiophores. Microscopically, chains of single-celled conidia (ameroconidia) are produced in basipetal succession from a specialized conidiogenous cell called a phialide. The term basocatenate is often used to describe such chains of conidia where the youngest conidium is at the basal or proximal end of the chain. In Penicillium, phialides may be produced singly, in groups or from branched metulae, giving a brush-like appearance known as a penicillus. The penicillus may contain both branches and metulae (penultimate branches which bear a whorl of phialides). All cells between the metulae and the stipes of the conidiophores are referred to as branches. The branching pattern may be either simple (non-branched or monoverticillate), one-stage branched (biverticillate-symmetrical), two-stage branched (biverticillate-asymmetrical) or three- to more-staged branched. Conidiophores are hyaline and may be smooth- or rough-walled. Phialides are usually flask-shaped, consisting of a cylindrical basal part and a distinct neck, or lanceolate (with a narrow basal part tapering to a somewhat pointed apex). Conidia are globose, ellipsoidal, cylindrical or fusiform, hyaline or greenish, smooth- or rough- walled. Sclerotia may be produced by some species.
Culture of Penicillium sp.
Conidiophores of P. verrucosum var. cyclopium showing
two-stage branching. Simple conidiophore
of P. cheresanum
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Click here for a description of Penicillium marneffei.
For identification, isolates are usually inoculated at three points on Czapek dox agar and potato dextrose agar and incubated at 25C. Most species sporulate within 7 days. Microscopic mounts are best made using a cellotape flag or slide culture preparations mounted in lactophenol cotton blue. A drop of alcohol is usually needed to detach the cellotape flag from the stick, and to act as a wetting agent.
Morphological structures and types of conidiophore branching in Penicillium. a. simple; b. one-stage branched; c. two-stage branched; d. three-stage branched (Samson et al., 1984).
MIC data is limited. Antifungal susceptibility testing of individual strains is recommended.
Antifungal | MIC ug/mL | Antifungal | MIC ug/mL |
Range |
Range |
Itraconazole | 0.03-2 |
0.5-2 |
Amphotericin B | 0.125-2 |
1-2 |
Voriconazole | 0.03->8 |
0.5-2 |
Posaconazole | 0.03-2 |
0.25-1 |
Clinical significance:
Many species of Penicillium are common contaminants on various substrates and are known as potential mycotoxin producers. Correct identification is therefore important when studying possible Penicillium contamination of food. Human pathogenic species are rare, however opportunistic infections leading to mycotic keratitis, otomycosis and endocarditis, often following insertion of valve prosthesis have been reported. More recently, pulmonary and disseminated infections have also reported, especially by P. marneffei in AIDS patients.
Penicillium marneffei species description.
Mycosis: Hyalohyphomycosis
Further reading:
Domsch, K.H., W. Gams, and T.H. Anderson. 1980. Compendium of soil fungi. Volume 1. Academic Press, London, UK.
Samson, R.A., E.S. Hoekstra, and C.A.N. van Oorschot. 1984. Introduction to food-borne fungi. Centraalbureau voor Schimmelcultures, Baarn, The Netherlands.


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Dhaka, November 24 The proposal for gas export to India during the Awami League rule from June, 1996, till July 13, 2001, was opposed by the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and, interestingly, the proposal is being opposed by the Awami League itself now.
UN finalises meeting for Afghan conference Bonn, November 24 Between 20 and 30 Afghan leaders are to gather on Tuesday in the west German city of Bonn for the conference, which was to be held Monday. The UN said the conference has been delayed a day to allow for late arrivals and for pre-summit talks. The Taliban militia has not been invited to the meeting to be held at the hotel of Petersberg, Konigswinter, which is on the edge of the former German Capital. The conference is aimed at building consensus among the often quarrelsome Afghan factions to lay the foundations to build a broad-based multi-ethnic government for the war-shattered country, following the collapse of the Taliban regime. Those attending the conference include representatives of the opposition Northern Alliance, still battling the Taliban in parts of Afghanistan. Also attending the conference will be supporters of the deposed Afghan King, Mohammed Zahir Shah and two groups of Afghan leaders based in Cyprus and the Pashtoons, the largest ethnic tribe in Afghanistan. The 87-year-old former King lives in Rome and is to be represented at the Bonn talks by a key adviser, Abdul Sattar Sirat. The Kings delegation is expected to include at least one woman. The so-called Cyprus delegation represents a group of Afghan exiles and refugees, who have held several meeting in Cyprus. Getting people from all over the world has its difficulties and therefore, we want to allow enough time for people to arrive, said Ahmad Fawzi, spokesman for Lakhdar Brahimi, the UN special envoy for Afghanistan, on the reason for postponing of the opening of the meeting until Tuesday. The second reason for switching to Tuesday, Fawzi said, is to allow both the delegations to confer and for UN to confer with the delegations ahead of the conference which is to be simply called, Talks on Afghanistan. Brahimi is to chair the talks, although the UN had stressed that its role at the meeting is to be limited to
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ready to step down London, November 24 The Bonn conference aims to bring all Afghan ethnic groups together to begin paving the way for a broad-based administration. We want peace and security and a government of national unity in the country so that people do not face hardships and problems, Mr Rabbani said. But this meeting is only the first step and no doubt it is very useful and auspicious, but we hope this will be the last gathering outside the country and the next meeting will be inside the country, he added.
Pak asks US Embassy to follow procedure Islamabad, November 24 The newspaper said the Foreign Ministry has asked the US embassy here to follow procedure and not bypass the ministry in seeking appointments for the meeting of US dignitaries with the President and others. It said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs had taken a serious note of the direct approach and sent a letter (dated November 15) to the US Embassy providing fresh directives.
Taliban didnt spare infants Washington, November 24 Among the accounts of mutilations, beatings and arbitrary executions by the militia, there was evidence of a new abomination torture of children, the website of the US State Departments Office of International Information Programs said, quoting British and US media reports. An unknown number of infants were savagely beaten during the Islamic militias 14-month occupation of Taloqan, the former headquarters of the Northern Alliance, usually for the supposed crimes of their parents, it said. The barbarity of the Taliban plumbed new depths when troops shot dead eight boys in Kunduz recently for daring to laugh. The teenage lads had been chuckling at the soldiers who raised their Kalashnikov rifles and gunned them down, the website said. The Taliban is jailing children as young as 10 years old in Kabul to root out dissent... According to French journalist Michel Peyrard, who was held by the Taliban for 25 days, the biggest threat to the extremist regime is its own paranoia. He said his fellow detainees included several children, it said. The Taliban commanders killed 100 of our friends. They hung their bodies from lamp posts as a warning to the rest of us, it quoted a defector as saying. According to the reports, Arab and Pakistani soldiers with the Taliban have also begun shooting young civilian men of Uzbek and Tajik ethnic groups suspected of trying to escape to territory controlled by the Northern Alliance. The website said foreign Taliban soldiers also killed dozens of Afghan-Taliban soldiers in Musazai village, near the Kunduz airport. Refugees fleeing Kunduz said foreign Taliban soldiers had gunned down 125 Afghan-Taliban soldiers who had been stopped on their way to the frontlines. The BBC has confirmed that the central Afghan town of Bamiyan was totally destroyed by the Taliban before they fled from there. Evidence has also emerged of Bosnian-style ethnic cleansing in the region, involving the execution of hundreds of local ethnic Hazara men, the website said. The website said in September, 1996, after capturing Kabul, the Taliban castrated the then President Najibullah, dragged his body behind a jeep for several rounds of the palace and then shot him dead. His brother was similarly tortured and then throttled to death. In January, 1998, in the western province of Faryab, the Taliban massacred about 600 Uzbek villagers.
Talks yes, but focus on Kashmir: Musharraf Islamabad, November 24 Kashmir undoubtedly remains the main dispute adversely affecting Pak-India relationship, and we are and remain prepared to discuss each and any issue, but the focus should be on Kashmir, he said at a joint news conference with the visiting European Union (EU) delegation. President Musharraf said during his talks with the EU leaders here he maintained that Pakistan was ready to discuss all outstanding issues with India. He alleged that ever since the Agra summit, India gave an impression that Pakistan was not ready to discuss any other issue except Kashmir. Belgian Prime Minister and EU President Guy Verhosftadt urged both India and Pakistan to resolve the Kashmir issue bilaterally. The September 11 (attack on the USA) has led to a new global environment which offers new chances and challenges. We need to push issues for peaceful resolution, he said, adding that the time is ripe and the environment is there. To a question on cross-border terrorism, President Musharraf said all three words in the claim are wrong, ab-initio. It is an indigenous freedom struggle in Kashmir, so no question of crossing over. Secondly, the status is that it is LoC and not a border as claimed. Thirdly, there is no terrorism in it as a popular struggle for freedom is going on. He said during his meeting with the EU delegation, he discussed the current situation in Afghanistan and its fallout on Pakistan. Both sides have let their full support to the current UN efforts to bring order to Afghanistan and usher in a broad-based multi-ethnic and representative government in consonance with the UN resolution, he said. He said Pakistan welcomed the UN initiative of calling the meeting of all Afghan factions in Germany to deliberate upon future dispensation. Formation of a broad-based government in accordance with the wishes of Afghan people is very essential to maintain Afghanistans unity, political independence and territorial integrity and to bring about durable peace in the region.
Rocket strikes Karachi college Karachi, November 24 The rocket landed in one of the classrooms but luckily no one was there, the city police chief, Mr Tariq Jamil,said yesterday. The rocket was foreign-made and it was definitely a terrorist act, he said. The college is located near the headquarters of the paramilitary Rangers.
BNP somersault on gas export to India Dhaka, November 24 However, the changed stand of the BNP government, headed by Ms Khaleda Zia, on the export of gas from Bangladesh to India has created confusion over the past week. Immediately after assuming power on October 10, the PM, the Finance Minister and the state Minister for Energy in public speeches made a political somersault changing their opposition to the proposal for gas export to favouring immediate steps for the export of gas to India. Gradually the government leaders are changing their stand. In the recent weeks, the Finance Minister, the state Minister In Charge of Energy and Mineral Resources and even the Foreign Minister said that the assessment of the recoverable reserve and domestic reserve for more than 35 years had to be made and then only a decision on export might be taken. However, the government has openly admitted that the USA and the Asian Development Bank had put pressure to export gas to India through a pipeline. The US Government has made it a precondition for giving facilities of quota-free access of Bangladesh garments to US markets. The ready-made garment sector is the largest foreign exchange earner of Bangladesh. On Thursday, the visiting World Bank Vice-President, Ms Mieko Nishimizu, told media that Bangladesh could benefit from gas export to India. Former Prime Minister and Awami League President Sheikh Hasina denied the Finance Minister Mr M. Saifur Rahmans allegation that the past Awami League government had signed profit-sharing contracts (PSCs) with exploration companies to export gas. She said her government had signed no such PSC. The gas export proposal became a political issue when UNOCAL, an American exploration company disclosed its plan in 1999 to export gas to India. Another company which had signed a profit-sharing contract (PSC) and later withdrew was headed by Mr Dick Chaney, the present US Vice-President. He was also negotiating some deal like this and having failed to convince the Hasina government, his company withdrew from the project. Their argument is that the Bangladesh Governments utilisation of gas is very slow and they want to recover their invested money as early as possible. Even former US President Bill Clinton during his visit to Dhaka on March 20 last year mentioned in his speech the possibility of exporting gas to India. At a press conference addressed jointly by Mr Clinton and Ms Hasina, the latter set a condition. She said an assessment would be made of the economically exploitable deposit, domestic requirement for 50 years and if there was any additional quantity of gas, then only it would be exported. A survey published in the local press today, which was conducted in the capital, showed that 60 per cent of the respondents opposed gas export to India. |
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Part I of this paper, which appeared last week, described the patterns of participation of the rural poor in state-sponsored schemes and the characteristics of political society in each of the blocks and districts studied. It also provided evidence on the scale and significane of rent-seeking behaviour, and a preliminary mapping of what has been called 'the anthropology of the everyday state'. We turn now to a discussion of an 'action research' project that followed on from our 'academic' research. This project involved the research team in a prolonged dialogue with different groups of actors in Malda and Bhojpur districts that we had identified as 'failing' districts from the point of view of effective pro-poor governance. We comment briefly on the background to this research and describe how we organised the action research process before proceeding to present the main findings of the workshops that we held in these two districts. These findings speak of the ways in which different groups of stakeholders, and members of the rural poor most especially, see the state in Bhojpur and Malda and how they would like to see certain practices of the state abolished, extended or reformed.
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The casino allows smoking, and you could smell the smoke 10 feet out, so we were not able to visit the casino at all.
Wait staff in the Windjammer buffet was very helpful. Food was mediocre with not a lot of variety. Head waiter Denise in the main dining room is wonderful. She took orders, checked food, etc. Again, the food was mediocre and lacked imagination, variety, and flavor. Assistant waiter was quite entertaining and remembered to bring special requests every evening without having to be asked daily. Other cruises have the buffet open late night, Grandeur does not. Café has only light snacks at late.
Piano bar entertainer was fabulous.dance band very good, comedians very funny and clean. . Entertainnment staff excellent.
Solarium is very relaxing, a nice quiet place to read and just hang out. Water in pool was a bit chilly, hot tubs were just right.
We took bus and trolley tours in each port, Portland, Bar Harbor, St. John's & Halifax. Tour guides were knowledgeable, helpful, and entertaining. Harbor tour of lighthouses in Portland was beautiful. Enjoyed the Maritime Museum in St. John's, as well as a visit to Fundy Bay. The pink double decker bus was a lot of fun.
First cruise we have been on where you have to sign out a pool towel. Other cruises have had plentiful towels, which we used at the pool and returned to our room and put with the dirty towels for the cabin attendant to collect.
Disembarkation was relatively easy, although took a bit longer than usual due to government cutback and fewer customs agents. Finding luggage was a snap. Maybe to due to it being a smaller ship?
All in all, would do this cruise again to see what else the ports have to offer that we didn't have time to explore but with lower expectations of the ship and food. Less
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Transitioning from camber to rocker camber ???
I am an intermediate rider and have only ridden cambered boards. Currently my riding consists mostly of carving and hard charging but I would really like to start exploring other aspects of snowboarding including jumps, ground tricks etc.
I would like one all mountain board and have been considering the NS SL-R due to all the good things I have read about it. I have a few questions though. 1.)How difficult is is to transition from a camber board to a rocker camber. Will I have to learn everything over again. 2.) I am from the Midwest so we get some icy conditions. Will R.C. Handle this. 3.) Will I still be able to carve on the SL-R 4.) What is the most difficult part about the transition I appreciate any help. SLs are expensive so I wan to be sure I am making the right choice before moving forward with a purchase. |
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dont over think it ... itll be fine .. its like driving different cars, yeah cars handle different but its still just driving ... itll take a few runs to get used to it and youll be fine... as far as edge hold as long as you stay away from the pure banana shape that mervin signal and a few romes have you should be fine. never summers camber blend offers great edge hold
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Rocker camber?
all you have to do for that is use your current board and ride around with your hands up, extending your index and pinky fingers while bringing down your middle and ring fingers. Wow, my jokes are going downhill man... anyway, you'll be fine with the transition to RC, its not bad at all, you might not even notice that much of a difference |
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1.) Difficulty varies per rider. For me there was a bit of a learning curve after making the switch. I would wash out a lot on landing spin tricks if I didn't land centered. Getting used to initiating the turns from between the inserts took some time too. Regardless, it was all worth it.
2.) The board will handle it just as fine as your old board. Vario is highly overrated though. It is not as magical as people claim. 3.) Yes. Probably better than your old stick. 4.) Having your face hurt from all the smiles. I'd get the evo instead of the slr if you want a stiffer freestyle deck. The twin shape of the evo would better suit park / freestyle. Get the SLR if you're going to "carve" and "charge" in the midwest like you claim. What ever you do... size down some. A lot of people on here recommend boards too big. |
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I've got a d.i.r.t. rocker and the only negative I've found is that you can't use your camber(obviously) to pump out more speed during turns.
Other than that...I can honestly say flat camber w/rocker is superior in almost every way. I have more confidence riding freestyle now, at 29 years old, than I did 5 years ago. I've been oozing steez and plan on focusing on park throughout the spring/summer, after spending the last few years riding trees/backcountry/steep&deep. And magne is legit FWIW. |
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Bunce, E. J. and Cowley, S. W. H. and Wild, J. A. (2003) Azimuthal magnetic fields in saturn's magnetosphere: Effects associated with plasma sub-corotation and the magnetopause-tail current system. Annales Geophysicae, 21 (8). pp. 1709-1722. ISSN 0992-7689
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We calculate the azimuthal magnetic fields expected to be present in Saturn's magnetosphere associated with two physical effects, and compare them with the fields observed during the flybys of the two Voyager spacecraft. The first effect is associated with the magnetosphere-ionosphere coupling currents which result from the sub-corotation of the magnetospheric plasma. This is calculated from empirical models of the plasma flow and magnetic field based on Voyager data, with the effective Pedersen conductivity of Saturn's ionosphere being treated as an essentially free parameter. This mechanism results in a 'lagging' field configuration at all local times. The second effect is due to the day-night asymmetric confinement of the magnetosphere by the solar wind (i.e. the magnetopause and tail current system), which we have estimated empirically by scaling a model of the Earth's magnetosphere to Saturn. This effect produces 'leading' fields in the dusk magnetosphere, and 'lagging' fields at dawn. Our results show that the azimuthal fields observed in the inner regions can be reasonably well accounted for by plasma sub-corotation, given a value of the effective ionospheric Pedersen conductivity of ∼1–2mho. This statement applies to field lines mapping to the equator within ∼8 RS (1 RS is taken to be 60 330 km) of the planet on the dayside inbound passes, where the plasma distribution is dominated by a thin equatorial heavy-ion plasma sheet, and to field lines mapping to the equator within ∼15 RS on the dawn side outbound passes. The contributions of the magnetopause-tail currents are estimated to be much smaller than the observed fields in these regions. If, however, we assume that the azimuthal fields observed in these regions are not due to sub-corotation but to some other process, then the above effective conductivities define an upper limit, such that values above ∼2 mho can definitely be ruled out. Outside of this inner region the spacecraft observed both 'lagging' and 'leading' fields in the post-noon dayside magnetosphere during the inbound passes, with 'leading' fields being observed both adjacent to the magnetopause and in the ring current region, and 'lagging' fields being observed between. The observed 'lagging' fields are consistent in magnitude with the sub-corotation effect with an effective ionospheric conductivity of ∼1–2 mho, while the 'leading' fields are considerably larger than those estimated for the magnetopause-tail currents, and appear to be indicative of the presence of another dynamical process. No 'leading' fields were observed outside the inner region on the dawn side outbound passes, with the azimuthal fields first falling below those expected for sub-corotation, before increasing, to exceed these values at radial distances beyond ∼15–20 RS , where the effect of the magnetopause-tail currents becomes significant. As a by-product, our investigation also indicates that modification and scaling of terrestrial magnetic field models may represent a useful approach to modelling the three-dimensional magnetic field at Saturn.
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Journal or Publication Title: | Annales Geophysicae |
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Subjects: | T Technology > T Technology (General) |
Departments: | Faculty of Science and Technology > School of Computing & Communications Faculty of Science and Technology > Physics |
ID Code: | 6616 |
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Deposited On: | 21 Apr 2008 11:53 |
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Then we were into the Coachella Valley and the southern part of the Mojave Desert and it was hot, hot, hot, hot. Maybe 32 or 33. Warnings all over the place to watch the temperature gauge. Taking advantage of any available rest stops. Carrying lots of water. Plants growing included sage, I think and some kind of palm trees moving into cactus and volcanic extrusions. The day carried on in this way all the way into the state of Arizona. Miles and miles of dry, dusty, hot arid roadway, view and some grasslands somewhat similar to country rural parts of the area around Kamloops. At one stop about 1pm I came across a place called "Australian Outback Plants.com - drought tolerant, less water, more shade, quick growing" 'Bout says it all. Spent most of my time listening to various country music stations; the music somehow grows on you when there is nothing much more to listen to.
Arrived gratefully at Tucson with Bette (another online friend) and Ted Ressell at about 5. As she said in her note online "Lindley arrived five-ish on Sunday night and immediately fit right into our little family (dear husband, dear cat, and me). We piffled, all three of us. Human beings, and cat Kelkie who sniffed at Lindley and declared her good.". I am truly honoured.
Bette very kindly brought me a palm cross from the morning's service. I will carry it with me for my trip. It set us up extremely well for our visit. We chatted about books, quilting, geology, botany, history, families, genealogy, plans for my all too brief visit and an occasional and brief dip into politics, both Canadian and American as well as all kinds and manner of other things. Her husband is a real sweetheart and joined in our conversations with gusto. He has a fascinating history and is doing a written history of his family. Finds it very helpful to tell the stories, as I do.
Bette quilts and quilts; I got to sleep under a lovely home made quilt. There are quilts in many places in her house. The room in which I slept is full of (very orderly) quilt pieces and I took a picture of her before this. I gave her a quilt piece of cats.
We went to the most marvelous Mexican Restaurant called La Fuente (the fountain) the various web sites say the restaurant is one of Tucson's mainstays. The food and decor are very pleasant (deserty as I expected). I had lovely Beef Fajitas - in Spanish it was"Tiritas de carne marinades y preparados con pimientos y cebollas. Servidos con arroz, frijoles rancheros, guacamole y tortillas." One web site says: (http://www.lafuenterestaurant.com/) "Great Mexican cuisine is served here in an atmosphere that whisks you away to a wildly colorful Mexican village, complete with a roving mariachi band. For a gratuity, the mariachis are happy to serenade you at your table with the song of your choice. Family owned and operated for more than 30 years, La Fuente always provides an evening of fun and festivity along with some of the best Mexican food in town."
Well, about the roving mariachi band something must be said. The band was one fellow and while he sang and played recognizably (as in it was originally music), it was so unbearably off key we left with our hands over our ears. I was up rather late catching up on email and chatting with online friends.